Problem with truncation of floating point values in DBSlayer.

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When I run a query through DBslayer http://code.nytimes.com/projects/dbslayer the floating point results are truncated to a total of six digits (plus decimal point and negative sign when needed).

{ ... "lat":52.2228,"lng":-2.19906, ... }

When I run the same query in MySQL, the results are as expected.

| 52.22280884 | -2.19906425 |

Firstly, am I correct in identifying DBSlayer as the cause of this effect? (Or the JSON library it uses, etc.)

Secondly, is this floating point precision configurable within DBSlayer?

Thanks,

Chris.

P.S. Ubuntu 9.10, x86_64

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